Paroles de la chanson "In Your Eyes de The Weeknd"
😢 Les paroles de cette chanson expriment une émotion de Tristesse avec un sentiment Negatif 💔. Elles abordent principalement les thèmes : amour, douleur, oblivion.
—Couplet 1—
I just pretend that I'm in the dark
I don't regret 'cause my heart can't take a loss
I'd rather be so oblivious
I'd rather be with you
—Pré-refrain—
When it's said, when it's done, yeah
I don't ever wanna know
I can tell what you done, yeah
When I look at you
—Refrain principal—
In your eyes
I see there's something burning inside you
Oh, inside you
In your eyes, I know it hurts to smile but you try to
Oh, you try to
—Post-refrain—
You always try to hide the pain
You always know just what to say
I always look the other way
I'm blind, I'm blind
In your eyes, you lie, but I don't let it define you
Oh, define you
—Couplet 2—
I tried to find love
In someone else too many times
But I hope you know I mean it (Mean it)
When I tell you you're the one that was on my mind, oh
—Pré-refrain—
When it's said, when it's done, yeah
I would never let you know (Let you know)
I'm ashamed of what I've done, yeah
When I look at you
—Refrain principal—
In your eyes (Your eyes)
I see there's something burning inside you (Inside you)
Oh, inside you (Oh, inside you)
In your eyes, I know it hurts to smile but you try to (But you try to)
Oh, you try to (You try to)
—Post-refrain—
You always try to hide the pain (Oh, oh)
You always know just what to say (Oh, dear)
I always look the other way
I'm blind, I'm blind
In your eyes, you lie, but I don't let it define you (Hey)
Oh, define you
—Pont—
In your eyes
I see there's something burning inside you
Oh, inside you
—Post-refrain—
You always try to hide the pain
You always know just what to say
I always look the other way
I'm blind, I'm blind
In your eyes, you lie, but I don't let it define you
Oh, define you
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